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Individual Education Plans (IEP) and 504 Plans
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Informational handout for families on the two primary laws that cover a child's rights to a public education: IDEA and 504. Includes a 1-page checklist of accommodations to consider for students with
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hearing loss.
Multiplication: Using Math to Help with Language
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Arithmetic word problems offer a large array of language development opportunities, particularly for children with hearing loss. Learn how you can use multiplication word problems to help your child d
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iscover the nuances of conversation.
COVID 19 and Access to Education for DHH Students
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Your questions answered in this timely description of how to provide access to your d/hh student during virtual instruction sessions.
DIAL - Developmental Index of Audition and Listening
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Chart listing listening behaviors at specific ages ranging from 0-28 days through 22 years.
Hearing aids for children with mild hearing loss should not carry a social stigma
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Brief informational article. Even mild hearing loss can have an impact on a child's ability to learn, but many parents balk at the idea of hearing aids.
Speech Perception - Formant Range of Vowels and Consonants
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Charts showing the speECH- frequencies of each of the vowels and consonants as they fit into the 1st - 4th formants.
Speech reading - not all information is on the lips
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Summary of information about speECH-reading and its effectness to aid comprehension. Includes links to video examples, information about assessment, and methods to teach speECH-reading.
Kids in the Middle - Students Not Served in Traditional Delivery Models
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“Kids in the middle” refers to students who may not be served in traditional delivery models for deaf and hard of hearing students. Therefore, the resulting services may, or may not, adequately addres
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dress the communication, social, and academic needs of these students. Examples of students “in the middle” include: Kids on 504 Plans, not qualified for 504 or an IEP, no DHH provider available, etc.
Are DHH Students Visual Learners?
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It is often assumed that students who are DHH are naturally visual learners. The evidence does not support this assumption.
Access As the Foundation for Literacy Instruction
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Literacy instruction must be accessible to students who are deaf or hard of hearing for instruction to be effective. Use this resource as a guide to providing access and planning effective instructio
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n for optimal student success.
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